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Welcome to a new gardening season. We’re proud this is our 29th year of publishing Country Gardener and that it remains so popular with readers. It’s sometimes not easy to get motivated for the new gr…
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Jobs in the March garden
March is a month of transition in the garden. The days are lengthening, the soil is beginning to warm, and signs of new growth are everywhere, yet winter is never entirely gone. Frosts, cold winds, and heavy rain can still arrive unexpectedly, so the gardener must balance enthusiasm with caution. The work in March is about preparation, gentle encouragement, and …
FLOWER FOCUS
How I get more flowers on my roses
Dorset retired teacher Joss Orton is now passionate about roses and here shares some of the things he has learnt on how to p…
Cosmic cosmos!
Once you learn how to grow cosmos, a favourite annual for summer garden colour, and realise just quite how easy it is, you’l…
The fabulous Fritillarias
Fritillaria are uncommon and trendy additions to spring gardens, blooming in a dizzying array of unusual shapes, sizes, colo…
Flowering trees for small gardens
Trees give your garden structure, provide shade and make a wonderful resource for wildlife – every garden should have them i…
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